hogwash

How To Use hogwash In A Sentence

• There is undoubtedly deceit and hogwash on both sides. The Sun
• Scots must be singularly stupid if they are taken in by this sort of patronising cloud-cuckoo-land hogwash. Arise Nobel Laureate Salmond!
• This consultant could provide advice, assistance and help decipher the masses of legalese and hogwash that most laws are wrapped up in.
• All this stuff about the need to be ‘relevant’ is just a bunch of hogwash to me which puts strategy ahead of substance.
• So global warming is just a natural occurrence when you believe all the hogwash in the Christian Bible or hell, in the Book of the Moron Mormons, or hell, in the Koran...you name one of those holy books, they all say the same thing: the world will end one day because it will burn up, as George Gamov explained in his book The Death of the Sun, because right before the Sun goes dark, it expands to a tremendous heat, so hot it finallys blows to all Hell and the heat emitted by the blow up will certainly "scorch" the earth, as predicted by the Christian bible--you even heard of "the scorched earth" policy? This World Is NOW HELL
• But to suggest the new legislation denies them their democratic rights is hogwash.
• Some of you might say, this is hogwash, but just look at the number of families who have been torn apart by women feuding, this is only self-evident.
• But he said in a telephone interview Sunday that the written memo ‘was hogwash.’
• All of this talk about Hoover as a free-marketer is hogwash. Matthew Yglesias » Kevin Hassett
• Normally I'd consider that dangerous hogwash, but sometimes, sometimes I do wonder.